Tuesday= free chips & salsa, 50 cent PBRs, 75 cent tacos. Throw that in with karaoke & pool and you've got yourself a good time. Good luck finding a seat to set your giant 10.00 platter of beer and tacos on though.
The Zzu is the lone bar in apartment land that's trying to compete with the clump of bars on college hill, which means they very good deals on very strong drinks for those who make the trip over. If you go on any day but Tuesday, you can actually find a place to sit and drown away that F you got in Econ.
The Zzu is a good time. I happened to have the good fortune of turning 21 on a Tuesday so my first Zzu experience was a Taco Tuesday.
Karaoke and tacos. And free unlimited chips and salsa, my weakness! (Available every night). There are a bunch of regulars and eager others to keep the karaoke going late. The tacos are cheap and they come out fast. Plus they have a PBR deal going on.
They don't skimp on the alcohol in their mixed drinks. They're on the stronger side for me but it's worth your money.
Wing Wednesday is another must try. I enjoy their spicy wings and if you want to avoid more of the drinking night crowd you can go earlier than usual for your fix.
They have a dance floor that I believe they use on Latin nights and pool tables and darts in the back.
For the most part, the Zzu is busy but not overwhelming although a nights in the beginning of the school year can be crowded. It helps to go early to get a table if you're planning on staying a while to enjoy the festivities.
Oh and I really like that they have water coolers sitting out on the bar so that you don't have to wait in the drink line just for a water.
At 42 the bartender at this college pub didn't make me feel old one bit!
We came in on a quiet night (or maybe we were the old early birds) and had amazing buffalo wings for $5 (which included a shot of tequila). Â Drinks were priced right and when we come back to visit our son at WSU we will be back.
TACO TUESDAY!! This place is awesome, especially on Tuesday nights, cheap tacos, 50 cent beers, and hilarious karaoke. This place is a nice change of pace from the bars on greek row, much less crowded and more low-key. The back room has a few pool tables that are often open, a good way to pass the night.
Review Source:They have good, cheap food and their prices for drinks are reasonable. Â I really like the tacos they have on Tuesdays, and they are only 75 cents each.
However, it gets really crowded when WSU is in session, and the lines can be out the door when there are good specials. Â Also, some of the bartenders don't know how to check a passport and try to demand you show other ID.
The Zzu is my favorite place in Pullman. It's far enough out to escape the frat guys and their sorority fan club but is still accessible by bus or foot if you're daring. Alfredo the bartender is amazing and makes delicious super strong drinks. I had my first long island there and now I can't drink them anywhere else because no one else makes them as good. They also have the best wings I've ever had. I'm no longer in Pullman and have been searching for a substitute wing night for months but it's no use, no one else can compare.
Review Source:I highly recommend the Zzu for (if I remember right) Wednesday's Wings night. You get a basket of buffalo wings for cheap. The buffalo sauce is amazing and you can specify the spiciness. You also get cheap $2 tacate beers. Good college bar especially if you live in the surrounding apartments like CCN or College Crest. Mike's and Valhalla can be too far for the apartment dwellers on a cold Pullman winter night.
Review Source:Can I say enough nice things about the Zzu? Drinks are reasonably priced (and Alfredo pours them strong), and the specials rock. Free pool Mondays, 75cent tacos and karaoke on Tuesdays, free pool & cheap wings on Wednesday, Thursday is Latin night (and wings are $5 and come with a Mexican beer), and Friday and Saturday are ladies nights (half price drinks!). Plus free chips & salsa every night, friendly bartenders, and the crowd is usually a mellow mix of townies and students. The burgers are okay, but the nachos are amazing. I love this place. I'm not a "bar person" but I am a "Zzu person."
Review Source:oh man. Alfredo got me through my college years in Pullman! By far my favorite place EVER. Very sad to have to say goodbye. Every night has a different special and every night was awesome! I ate tacos every Tuesday for two years! Had some great karaoke times on tuesdays too. Wing Wednesday super busy but fun. Thursday is latino night. All the latinos in Pullman come out to this place around 11 pm. Super fun latin dancing. Free chips and salsa everyday! YES! I'm in Spokane for the next year and I will definitely make the hour and a half drive to hang out with Alfredo as much as I can. =)
Review Source:The Zzu...is amazing. Â My (now) wife and I lived down the street from The Zzu our senior year of college and would go there many times a week. Â After we graduated we moved off college hill and would still go at least once a week for the $5 burger/fries/beer basket. Â
  The best thing about The Zzu is Alfredo of course!  If you get to know Alfredo he will do nothing but take good care of you.  I don't know how many alcohol promo products he gave our group of friends.  He even special ordered me a set of the pour spouts he uses in the bar! (I paid for those though) Â
  Wed. wing night is also great.  They shut down the kitchen and all you to get is BBQ or Buffalo wings.  When we lived there is was only $3/12 wings, may have gone up by now. Â
  The smoking tent our front was great for cold windy night on the Palouse, but I think it may have succumb to the rowdiness of the Cougars.
  Anyway, every WSU student needs to stop by just once.  It's no Mikes or Valhalla, but that's the point.  It is simply, The Zzu.
Frado? Fredo? I don't know quite how to spell his name but he is the best bartender in Pullman without a question. He is the shorter Mexican fellow that can always make you laugh and is generous with the alcohol in the drinks. The food is good for the prices you are getting it at and the atmosphere at the Zzu is way more chill than Valhalla or Stubblefields. Plus you don't have to deal with DJ Goldfinger's "Sick" beats.
I think my least favorite part about the zzu is that it attracts a lot of really weird and unsavory locals sometimes but otherwise the karaoke nights are probably some of the best excuses to miss class the next morning.
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